They didn't completely destroy targets, as Britain's defence system was strong, and helped us to win the Battle OF Britain. However, the main targets were Southeast England & the London area.
None, there was no Luftwaffe opposition.
Civilians became targets in World War II due to the total war strategy adopted by many nations, where the distinction between military and civilian objectives blurred. Bombing campaigns, such as those in Germany and Japan, aimed to destroy industrial capabilities and morale, leading to significant civilian casualties. Additionally, oppressive regimes, like the Nazis, intentionally targeted specific civilian populations for extermination based on ideology, resulting in atrocities such as the Holocaust. This shift in warfare reflected a belief that undermining civilian support could hasten military victory.
Uffz Luth SN 53516 was a German soldier during World War II, notably serving as a member of the Luftwaffe. His specific contributions and actions may not be widely documented in historical records, as many individual soldiers from that era remain relatively unknown unless they held significant ranks or were involved in notable events. Detailed information about his service could be found in military archives or records that focus on the Luftwaffe.
Many reasons, partly the weather, the Luftwaffe's failure to re-supply the Wehrmacht and the ferocious level of Russian resistance to Germany.
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In many counties well away from major cities or potential targets for the Luftwaffe. Many children were sent to Canada until a transport was torpedoed.
In many counties well away from major cities or potential targets for the Luftwaffe. Many children were sent to Canada until a transport was torpedoed.
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In theory, you can't destroy something and then destroy it again...
At the height of wartime production the Luftwaffe had about 2,700 fighter aircraft.
At the height of wartime production the Luftwaffe had about 2,700 fighter aircraft.
The Corpo Aereo Italiano is credited by most sources as many as 15,but both the German as well as Italian aviators who operated R.A. craft under Luftwaffe command downed or damanged over a couple of hundred more,and of course it is know to everyone only all too well,killed or wounded many Allied Airmen and achieved some very horrific damnage to both property and military fascilities in both cost and destruction with the targets they succeeded in hitting.-Source:In the Skies over Europe Air Forces Allied to the Luftwaffe by Hans Werner Neulen
None, because nobody was attacking France and the low countries. This battle was strictly about the Luftwaffe's aim to destroy the RAF.
At the height of the Luftwaffe's power they had about 2,800 bombers. Almost all of these were what the Allies would class as 'light bombers'.